Showing results 1–8 of 16 for the tag: t-shirts
There’s a shirt up over at Threadless that is spot-the-fuck-on. It’s so good they fast-tracked it to printing, skipping most of the voting process. Land of the Free? was designed by David Vincent Wolf and is $18. I wonder what happens if you wear this sucker thru airport security?
Motherboard have made a cool documentary on Threadless: Threadless began as a side project for design student Jake Nickell, a tiny online T-shirt design popularity contest. Ten years later, the site has transformed into the Internet hub for DIY clothing design, with 1.2 million participants and millions more customers, all bound by a common thread:…
Represent the USA in style this Independence Day. Check out this and other vintage t-Shirts from Homage. They’ve captured the best of the East coast’s classic sports and pop culture all on the front or back of a shirt.
WAKE by Phil Jones (aka murraymullet) is making some waves around the Threadlessosphere and the interwebz. (Waves… do you see what I did there?) If you want this awesome shirt for this summer when You’re On A Boat, or to cover your torso when you’re nude, you have to go vote for it at threadless.com.
If I posted every shirt from Threadless I thought was cool, this site would be The Threadless Project. However, I think this one stands out from the bunch. Seuss Army Knife is a clever pun and creative look at what a Swiss Army Knife would be like if Dr. Seuss had made one. It was…
Visual pollution is everywhere. It’s actually kind of crazy how many things are poorly designed in the world. Let everyone know you’re against it with this shirt! Buy it at lookslikegoodstore.spreadshirt.com.
Threadless is 10 years old. Help them celebrate by buying everything they have in their store. ALL t-shirts are $10 (and $30 hoodies) all day today until tomorrow morning. Run, don’t walk, over to Threadless.com and cloth yourself.
My hottie model friend, Lauren (above), did a recent photoshoot for Haiti relief effort for Free Clothing Co. The generosity of everyone in the States has already been overwhelming and Free Clothing Co. is offering 100% of the proceeds to go to the relief effort. You can still help and purchase a tee to donate to Haiti (not…
